mudshark
Chris Armstrong
You saved me some typing there. Eriksen's not an effective tackler (he just dangles a leg most of the time, and that can be disappointing) but it's not his game. He's all about being in the right place at the right time.
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I liked Erik Lamela before it was cool
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You saved me some typing there. Eriksen's not an effective tackler (he just dangles a leg most of the time, and that can be disappointing) but it's not his game. He's all about being in the right place at the right time.
johnola
Mauricio Taricco
I would say fudge off Anderton and eventually look up what he had to say.
JerusalemMan
Johnny Morrison
Heh. It was quoted just above your original post.
johnola
Mauricio Taricco
He has got lots of energy and lots of enthusiasm. No argument with Mr Anderton there.
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
You are joking, right? Liverpool, Everton, Emirates Marketing Project?
thfcsteff
Terry Dyson
I agree. But if we don't respond to opinions we disagree with, this board will become a groundhog day of Fat Sam managerial appointment!!!!
johnola
Mauricio Taricco
It is all about opinions. We can only go on what we have seen and there are many posters who see more games than me so it is important to get that rounded view of where a player is. I rarely offer individual assessments of players performance - the team performance and integration of a player is much more important for me.
Lamella is clearly improving, and making a contribution,and earning a lot of praise. Hope that puts some of the less positive opinions including mine into perspective.
Olle73
Jason Dozzell
My opinion is that you spelled his name wrong.
Heda SPURSCZ
Steven Caulker
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/erik-lamela-on-his-form-and-feeling-at-home-101016/
Lamela: "If I can't always play well, I will always run and run for the team".
Erik Lamela feels right at home - and we’ve reaped the benefits over the last 18 months. At the beginning it was very tough, arriving in England, another style of football, another country, another language, said Erik, currently on international duty with Argentina.
I was injured for a long time as well. That was difficult. I played for three months but then I was injured for seven months. That’s football, you need to be strong and keep training.
I feel well now. I feel good at the training ground and after training, I go home and it feels like home. That’s important. I’m always focused. I’m happy and that helps on the pitch." Whatever his form, you’ll never get less than 100% effort from the man from Florida, Buenos Aires.
I try to do my best every game and if I can’t always play well, I try to run and run and always help the team,” he said. We always need to show that we want to win. Indeed, the phrase ‘no I in team’ isn’t lost on the 24-year-old, who will always deflect away any personal praise back onto his team-mates - even after scoring his Rabona!
I always look for the team first. If the team wins, I’m happy. If I play well but we don’t get three points, my feeling isn’t good.
“The most important thing is always to win.”
Lamela: "If I can't always play well, I will always run and run for the team".
Erik Lamela feels right at home - and we’ve reaped the benefits over the last 18 months. At the beginning it was very tough, arriving in England, another style of football, another country, another language, said Erik, currently on international duty with Argentina.
I was injured for a long time as well. That was difficult. I played for three months but then I was injured for seven months. That’s football, you need to be strong and keep training.
I feel well now. I feel good at the training ground and after training, I go home and it feels like home. That’s important. I’m always focused. I’m happy and that helps on the pitch." Whatever his form, you’ll never get less than 100% effort from the man from Florida, Buenos Aires.
I try to do my best every game and if I can’t always play well, I try to run and run and always help the team,” he said. We always need to show that we want to win. Indeed, the phrase ‘no I in team’ isn’t lost on the 24-year-old, who will always deflect away any personal praise back onto his team-mates - even after scoring his Rabona!
I always look for the team first. If the team wins, I’m happy. If I play well but we don’t get three points, my feeling isn’t good.
“The most important thing is always to win.”
parklane1
Vic Buckingham
At the beginning it was very tough, arriving in England, another style of football, another country, another language, said Erik, currently on international duty with Argentina.
I wish some fans would take notice of this when we bring in players from another country, instead of getting on their backs after a few games if they struggle to adjust.
I wish some fans would take notice of this when we bring in players from another country, instead of getting on their backs after a few games if they struggle to adjust.
alekaras
The ITK of IDK
Good thing they weren't tutored by Pep a couple of Sundays ago.
Ah, the joy of being behind on reading the threads.
Spurs7891
Jermaine Jenas
Argentina coaches are really stupid for not making use of Lamela's work rate and creativity. Lamela didn't even get to play when Argentina only drew with Peru and then lost to Paraguay with Aguero missing the penalty. Argentina have always looked toothless whenever Messi doesn't play. So, not sure why Lamela doesn't get to play more for them even if they have more well-known players.
Jurgen the German
Tommy Harmer
He still hasn't shown it consistently enough in club football in the last 3 seasons to justify being an automatic 1st choice for club or country. He's definitely improved massively but he needs to prove he can be a consistent match winner/occasional goalscorer on a more regular basis.
Love Lamela. So key to Pochettino's game plan but he does need to score more
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I was convinced that he would this season. I was expecting a flurry of goals and recommended picking him in fantasy football teams. After all, the tail end of last season, he was really picking up form & he had a good summer.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Not necessarily. If our AM trio are effectively wonky, his extra defensive contribution is allowing Son (previously Chadli) to have a freer licence and to score more.
wiziwig
Steed Malbranque
I don't get that. Surely we want all of our AM to carry a goal scoring threat, why wouldn't we?
A drop of the shoulder and stroking it into the corner of the net like Son did away to Middlesboro, why not?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
If it's to do with his execution of decent chances, then fair enough. But we shouldn't complain of his failure to get in those positions when in the system it's the LWF who is detailed to get up closest to Kane/Janssen.
wiziwig
Steed Malbranque
It's not so much his execution of his chances, it's the fact that he doesn't always seem to see the opportunity and have an attempt of his own. I love the player, he is the kind of selfless player I'd enjoy playing alongside. I just want him to be even better than what his and I believe to achieve this he has to be a little more selfish minded in the final third.